UK-based documentary film sales company Mercury Media has acquired world rights (excluding North America) to Sea Point Days.
The film is set to premiere at the forthcoming Toronto International Film Festival.
The feature-length documentary is directed by South African film-maker Francois Verster. The film is about a seaside public pool area in segregated Cape Town.
Lucinda Englehart and Neil Brandt produced.
Simon Shaps, the former director of television at British broadcaster ITV, has been appointed chairman of UK-based documentary distributor MercuryMedia.
San Francisco-based Microcinema International has partnered with London-based MercuryMedia to distribute certain Microcinema titles in Europe, Australia and Asia.
Thangam Debbonaire has promised a Labour government will “champion” the creative industries, replace the Apprenticeship Levy and “speak up” for freelancers.
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